Director of the Lewis & Clark Advocacy Center and Professor of Practice
Core
Lead the Lewis & Clark Advocacy Center and teach advanced litigation and advocacy courses to law students.
Role type
Director of Advocacy Center and Professor of Practice
Builds
Experiential learning programs, moot court competitions, and advocacy curriculum
Domain
Legal education and litigation strategy
Required skills
litigation strategy, courtroom advocacy, rules of evidence, trial procedure, curriculum development, program leadership, fundraising, external engagement
Preferred skills
teaching legal education, mentoring students, coordinating moot court programs, higher education administration
Technologies
Microsoft Office Suite, learning management systems, virtual instruction platforms, legal research databases
Responsibilities
Teach evidence, trial, pretrial, and appellate advocacy courses; develop and oversee advocacy curriculum and certificates; coordinate moot court programs and competitions; recruit and supervise adjunct faculty; assist with fundraising and donor engagement; represent the center in the legal community
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC with leadership responsibilities